Watson v. McCarty
72 Ga. 216
Opinion
4. dissatisfied litigant in a justice’s court presented his petition for certiorari to the judge of the superior court, who refused to sanction it, and the petitioner e'xcepted. The hill of exceptions set out these facts, and following the certificate of the judge was what appeared to be the petition for certiorari, but it was not identified by the judge:
Reid, that the writ of error must be dismissed.
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Watson v. McCarty, 72 Ga. 216 (Ga. 1883).
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